The Rhode Island Parole Board (“RIPB” or “Board”) is soliciting proposals from qualified vendors to conduct psychosocial interviews and assessments of incarcerated individuals, as needed, to inform parole hearing determinations. Assessments shall include an evaluation of needs and risk and result in objective, timely, and comprehensive written reports in accordance with Board standards and applicable regulations. Vendors must demonstrate experience in forensic, clinical, or correctional behavioral health settings.
Historically, the Board requests approximately five (5) to eight (8) interviews/written evaluations per month.
Conduct psychosocial interviews and assessments of incarcerated individuals as needed for parole hearing determinations, including evaluation of needs and risk, and provide objective, timely and comprehensive written reports in accordance with Board standards and applicable regulations. Historically approximately five to eight interviews and written evaluations per month are requested.
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Source: State of Rhode Island (bid 145305), retrieved via the Rhode Island WebProcure bid board. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.